A film of the Army-Navy Screen Magazine about the war dogs retrained to return to their owners in the United States during World War II. A truck loaded with crates driven to the dog training camp. Dogs barking and jumping near the small wooden cabins. A German Shepherd dog licks a trainer. A German Shepherd dog sleeps in a wooden cabin. Trainer and dog play fetch. Two men bathe a war dog. A doctor observes through a microscope. Th doctor checks the physical fitness of dogs. A car driven to a dog training area. The dogs in small dog houses. Doghouse designed as Sheriff’s office, Honeymoon Villa, and bar. Dogs on a beach. A man pours milk in a container. Dogs drink milk. Dogs run across timber trees in a forest area. A dog sits on a tree stump. A dog taken out of a house to a car. A dog taken in a car to the city for a family life. The dog runs to the family. The family members pat him. The dog sits with a child playing in garden. The dog runs after the child holding a soft toy in its mouth.
A film 'The squadron officer school' about training of a USAF officer student attending Squadron Officer School at the Air University on Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama, United States. A USAF Lieutenant Colonel and a man seated at a desk talking to each other. The officer praises a report of a Captain. A officer in car stops and enters gate at Air University. USAF officers enter and leave Air University buildings. A large group of USAF officers in auditorium. An officer addresses the group. USAF officer looks at book in Air University library. Officers perform physical exercise. USAF officers and families in chapel during a service. Editor and Publisher of Flying Magazine Gil Robb Wilson speaks to the USAF officers in auditorium. Commander of Air University Lieutenant General Walter E Todd speaks. Dr. M H Sharlemann of the Concordia Theological Seminary addresses group. Football coach of University of Illinois Ray Elliot addresses group. Small group of USAF officers in classroom. USAF officers in auditorium attend lectures and discuss. They perform a skit. View of a missile hangar opening and a CIM-10 BOMARC missile of the United States Air Force being raised into firing position.
Clarence Kehr with distinct characteristics in Toledo, Ohio. The 6 year old boy is 3 feet, 5 inches tall and unusually strong and physically developed for his young age. Clarence lying on a stretcher. Men and a woman perform tests on him. A man measures his muscles. He shows his muscles. Another man checks his memory. He writes on a blackboard. The boy bends a rod with his mouth. Clarence seated on a chair and gets a shave. A man combs his hair.
Chinese troops trained by OSS (Office of Strategic Services) in China Burma India Theater during World War II. The troops go through physical training The troops stand in formation and practice various exercises to strengthen themselves. They swim in a river and come out running . The gun targets . The holes increasing in the target. A close up of an OSS officer.
Royal Air Force (RAF) team practice for the Royal Tournament in England. The RAF physical training display team limbering up. They perform different stunts. The boys jump on a trampoline one after the other. The boys lined up, run one after another to jump on the trampoline. The boys jumping on the trampoline. Aerial view of the RAF boys jumping.
Physical damage caused by the atomic bombings in Nagasaki, Japan during the end of World War II. A Japanese men dumps dirt into a central sewage disposal area in the center of a main street. Japanese men work around a crude brick furnace with a partially destroyed factory furnace in the background.
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